Gothenburg's masters of melancholia, Evergrey, return with another surge of beautiful darkness, transforming their inner fire into something unstoppable. Their intense fifteenth studio album, Architects Of A New Weave, lands on 5 June via Napalm Records — just days before the band joins the undisputed kings of heavy metal, Iron Maiden, as special guests for two shows on the Run For Your Lives world tour.
This is the wake-up call you didn't know you needed: a plunge into thinning air, burning worlds, and lingering guilt — only to break free with fierce momentum. The album refuses to wallow. It ascends: fast, heavy, and cinematic. But it refuses to hide in the dark. It rises — quick, fierce, and utterly transformative. Stay tuned — new music coming soon.
Tom Englund about Architects Of A New Weave: "We've literally never had this much trouble picking singles. And honestly? That's the best problem we could possibly have. Every song on this record is fighting to be the one you hear first—because we poured everything into making an album we're flat-out obsessed with. Like always there are no fillers, no compromises, just twelve tracks we're stupidly proud of and will be for the rest of our lives. Pre-order the album now and join the weave!"
Dive into Architects Of A New Weave's standout tracks like "The World Is On Fire", "Leaving The Emptiness", "Heaven", and "The Prophecy", and the breathtaking title anthem "Architects Of The New Weave". Their choruses break through like sunlight piercing storm clouds: enormous, cinematic melodies that pull you upward, riffs with genuine weight and bite, and vocals dripping with raw, unflinching truth. In one breath, you're shouldering buried longing; in the next, you're weightless, fearless, endless. Scars transform into badges of survival, and fractures fuel reinvention. In the second half of the album, fellow Gothenburg icon Mikael Stanne (Dark Tranquillity, The Halo Effect, Grand Cadaver, Cemetery Skyline) joins Tom S. Englund in vocal duties for "A Burning Flame", the voices of the two scene legends intertwined compellingly. Architects Of A New Weave was produced by Tom S. Englund and Vikram Shankar, with a stellar mix by Adam "Nolly" Getgood.
Among other exclusive formats, Architects Of A New Weave comes with a bonus album, containing bonus tracks "Heights" and "One Heart", as well as an album mix of the previously released standalone single "OXYGEN!" (2025). Additionally, it features a demo version of "Longing", instrumental tracks of "Leaving The Emptiness", both new songs, as well as a live version of "Falling From The Sun", the hit single off the previous record, Theories Of Emptiness (2024) and continuation of "Ominous" off of A Heartless Portrait (The Orphean Testament) (2022).
Whether it launches Evergrey's boldest era yet, stands as a fierce standalone declaration, or serves as the pivotal bridge chapter that redefines their path, Architects Of A New Weave is pure cinematic motivation—ready to charge your playlist and propel your momentum forward. It's as though Evergrey don't merely survive adversity—they rise and expand because of it. Every challenge, every setback, every wound seems to become the very oxygen that fuels their music. The darker the storm that once threatened to break them, the more powerfully each note draws breath from that same pain, transforming what hurt them yesterday into the soaring, living heart of their songs today. Architects Of A New Weave seals it: we are no longer victims of the night, but creators of new skies, new beliefs, and entirely new heavens. Grab it now. Let it arm you. It isn't just an album – it's the sound of you seizing control and building what's next. Link

Architects Of A New Weave tracklist:
01. Welcome To The Pattern
02. The Shadow Self
03. Architects Of The New Weave
04. The World Is On Fire
05. Heaven
06. The Script
07. Leaving The Emptiness
08. Longing
09. A Burning Flame
10. Call Off Your Lions
11. Chains Of Shame
12. The Prophecy
Evergrey Live 2026:
* Australian Tour
28.04.26 AU - Perth / The Rosemount
30.04.26 AU - Canberra / The Baso
01.05.26 AU - Sydney / Crowbar
02.05.26 AU - Melbourne / The Corner
03.05.26 AU - Brisbane / Crowbar
* Additional Shows & Festivals
25.–26.04.26 BR - São Paulo / Bangers Open Air
08.05.26 AE - Dubai / P7 Arena, Media One Hotel
03.–06.06.26 SE - Norje / Sweden Rock Festival
04.–07.06.26 PL - Gdańsk / Mystic Festival
10.06.26 NL - Amsterdam / (with Iron Maiden)
12.06.26 NL - Uden / De Pul
13.06.26 NL - Zoetermeer / Boerderij
22.06.26 FR - Paris / (with Iron Maiden)
27.06.26 RO - Chimbay / Rockstadt Extreme Fest
11.09.26 US - Atlanta, GA / Headlining Progpower USA
* Freedom World Crusade
As a special guest of HammerFall
13.09.26 US - Leesburg, VA
15.09.26 US - New York, NY
16.09.26 US - Worcester, MA
18.09.26 US - Derry, NH
19.09.26 CA - Ottawa, ON
20.09.26 CA - Montreal, QC
22.09.26 CA - Toronto, ON
23.09.26 US - Lakewood, OH
24.09.26 US - Columbus, OH
25.09.26 US - St. Charles, IL
26.09.26 US - Hobart, IN
27.09.26 US - Green Bay, WI
29.09.26 US - Denver, CO
01.10.26 US - Pomona, CA
02.10.26 US - Los Angeles, CA
03.10.26 US - San Juan Capistrano, CA
06.10.26 US - Portland, OR
07.10.26 CA - Vancouver, BC
08.10.26 US - Seattle, WA

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